Trump's Iran Ceasefire: Two Weeks to Peace?

0:00On April 8th, President Trump just dropped word on a two-week ceasefire with Iran, set to reopen the Strait of Hormuz for oil shipments while both. Sides chew over a 10-point peace plan. Tehran is pushing tolls up to $1 million per vessel to fund reconstruction, and Trump is calling it a potential joint venture to secure the. Waterway, where one-fifth of global oil flows. Details on those tolls mean, ships notify companies tied to Iran's revolutionary guard about cargo and owners pay at least $1 per barrel in. Chinese yuan, or crypto averaging $2 million for a tanker, then get an escort through. Trump says most points in the plan are already negotiated, but Iran wants control of the Strait, Uranium and Richmond rights, lifted sanctions, compensation, and U.S. true pullouts. We actions are mixed, Iranians celebrated in Tehran streets, oil prices plunged over 15% to $95 a barrel, and U.S. stocks jumped. Trump hailed it as a total victory and big day for world peace, while critics like Congressman

1:05Maxwell Frost slammed it as fallout from reckless war, moves. Israel's opposition leader ripped their government for missing the talks. Behind the scenes, Pakistan brokered the deal with Chinese nudges, Iran's Supreme Leader gave the green light, and folks like Vice President JD Vance, led U.S. efforts, UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer, is heading to the region to push for lasting navigation freedom. With formal talks kicking off soon in Islamabad, this pause buys time amid the rubble, but analysts warned the real test is turning two weeks into something permanent.